Feature · Classify · Written by Yobel Tzegai · Last checked 9 October 2026

What does Complipath keep about each EU AI Act assessment?

In Complipath (complipath.io), every assessment of an AI system is kept: running it again adds a new record beside the old one, with its own date, answers, engine version and who confirmed it. A contest, a lawyer's note and a provider's Article 6(3) claim stand on that record, and each assessment downloads as a file.

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What the app says it does

Every assessment a system has had, what differed between the last two, and which legal text each rested on.

Assessment history

Every assessment of a system is kept. Running it again adds a new record beside the old one, with its own date, answers and engine version and the name of who confirmed it.
History, on each system's page, puts the two latest side by side and shows what differed.
The database refuses any change to a recorded outcome; only the confirm and contest stamps may be added.

Contesting

If you disagree with a classification, press Contest and say why. The date and your reason are stored on that assessment and shown under it as Contested.
Contesting changes nothing else: the class, its requirements and dates stay as they were. To change the outcome, run the assessment again; the old record stays beside the new one.
The contest and its reason are carried in the assessment's export.

Legal notes

Under a classification, anyone in the workspace can add a signed note, for example a lawyer recording that it holds. It names who wrote it and when.
A note never changes the outcome: no rule, requirement or date reads it. Notes cannot be edited or deleted; a correction is a second note.
Notes travel in the assessment's export.

The Article 6(3) claim

Only a provider can record it, and only on a confirmed high-risk classification. You pick the condition of Article 6(3) you rely on, write the assessment and affirm both provisos; the database refuses a claim without them.
It does not change the risk class: the system stays high-risk. The requirements of Articles 9 to 15 are set aside from the counts but not deleted; the Article 6(4) and Article 49(2) duties are added.
Complipath does not evaluate the conditions. The record says the conclusion is the provider's and has not been verified. One live claim per system; a withdrawn claim stays on file with its date.

Answer suggestions

Paste a description or a link and a model (Anthropic) suggests answers to the assessment questions, each beside the words it rests on. A suggestion whose quote is not in your text is dropped before you see it.
Suggestions never point to an answer that takes a system out of a rule, and the two questions about human control get none. You click every answer; the engine never sees a suggestion.
You can also copy suggestions from a confirmed system of yours, with no model. With the AI switch off, or the monthly limit reached, that is the only path that works.

Assessment export

Each system's latest assessment downloads as JSON, CSV or PDF: its answers, each factor with its article, the requirements with their dates, who confirmed it, legal notes and any contest.
Every plan, in every billing state: the route reads no plan. A workspace with no name is asked for one first.
Requirement dates in it follow the Annex III timetable, also for a system you recorded on the Annex I route.

The engine check

From Settings you can open a page that runs one fixed case, an applicant-ranking tool, through the engine the app is running now. It shows expected against returned, the engine version and the deployed commit.
It does not test your register and writes nothing. A green line covers that one case only.

Public classifier

app.complipath.io/check needs no account. The same rule engine the app uses gives the class with the article behind each answer.
After each finished system your answers are kept in this browser. Nothing you enter is stored on our side unless you keep your result, which imports the systems as unconfirmed drafts.
Website reading is optional. If you use it, your pages go to Anthropic and your domain to Perplexity. No workspace exists yet, so the AI switch does not apply.

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Questions

Can a classification be changed after it is confirmed?

Not in place. The database refuses any change to a recorded outcome; only the confirm and contest stamps may be added. To reach a different outcome you run the assessment again, and the new record stands beside the old one, so anyone can see what changed, when and on which engine version.

What happens when we contest a classification?

Contested, with the date and your reason, is stored on that assessment and shown under it. Nothing else moves: the class, its requirements and their dates stay as they were. Contesting is a state on the record, not a ticket to us; to change the outcome, run the assessment again.

Does Complipath check our Article 6(3) claim?

No. A provider records its own conclusion that an Annex III system is not high-risk, with the condition it relies on and both provisos affirmed. The record says the conclusion is the provider's and has not been verified. The system stays high-risk in the register, and the Article 6(4) and Article 49(2) duties are added.

Which plan includes it?

Every plan, the free one included: all eight features on this page read no plan. Free holds one AI system, with no end date. Starter is €499 a month for up to 20 AI systems. Prices exclude VAT. Growth and Scale are not available yet, and nothing here waits for them.